Traveling after the coronavirus pandemic
The Travel Guy Gabe Saglie talks travel after coronavirus passes on Mornings on Two, Saturday, May 2, 2020.
The Travel Guy Gabe Saglie talks travel after coronavirus passes on Mornings on Two, Saturday, May 2, 2020.
Natural Light seeking virtual summer intern to sip beer and help create its next big drink
The intern will be tasked with helping to create the next big Natural Light drink. It pays $40 an hour.
The intern will be tasked with helping to create the next big Natural Light drink. It pays $40 an hour.
Saddle Rack, popular country music bar, announces closure
Saddle Rack, the well-known country music bar in Fremont, announced that it is closing permanently.
Saddle Rack, the well-known country music bar in Fremont, announced that it is closing permanently.
Princeton names its first black valedictorian in university's 274-year history
Nicholas Johnson is a Canadian student who majored in operations research and financial engineering.
Nicholas Johnson is a Canadian student who majored in operations research and financial engineering.
Krispy Kreme selling lemon-glazed doughnuts for a limited time
Krispy Kreme is selling lemon glazed doughnuts, as well as lemon cream-filled ones, starting Tuesday, May 12. The treats will only be available for four days, until Friday, May 15.
Krispy Kreme is selling lemon glazed doughnuts, as well as lemon cream-filled ones, starting Tuesday, May 12. The treats will only be available for four days, until Friday, May 15.
Start of salmon season gives hope to fishing industry crushed by COVID-19
The fishing industry says the closure of restaurants has been devastating. Now, they're hoping they've weathered the brunt of the economic storms.
The fishing industry says the closure of restaurants has been devastating. Now, they're hoping they've weathered the brunt of the economic storms.
Teen invited to apply for police job after finding $135,000 in cash on the ground and turning it in
José Nuñez Romaniz, who studies criminal justice, was invited to apply for a job as a public safety officer in Albuquerque.
José Nuñez Romaniz, who studies criminal justice, was invited to apply for a job as a public safety officer in Albuquerque.
Meet Magnolia: 2020 Gerber baby is first adopted baby chosen for annual campaign
Magnolia captured the judges’ hearts with her “joyful expression, playful smile and warm, engaging gaze.”
Magnolia captured the judges’ hearts with her “joyful expression, playful smile and warm, engaging gaze.”
Sweet Tomatoes to stay closed permanently, report says
The move will affect more than 4,000 employees who will essentially be laid off.
The move will affect more than 4,000 employees who will essentially be laid off.
Why farmers dump food and crops while grocery stores run dry and Americans struggle
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wage a silent war across the country, American farmers are being forced to pour out milk, crush eggs, toss fresh fruits and vegetables, euthanize livestock and plow under perfectly robust crops
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wage a silent war across the country, American farmers are being forced to pour out milk, crush eggs, toss fresh fruits and vegetables, euthanize livestock and plow under perfectly robust crops
Even KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian needs a haircut; so her husband gives her a snip
It turned out to be one of the loveliest afternoons we’ve had during the stay-at-home orders were enacted.
It turned out to be one of the loveliest afternoons we’ve had during the stay-at-home orders were enacted.
COVID-19: Alameda County Fair canceled for first time in more than a century
The fair has been an annual tradition in the Bay Area for the last 108 years and signals the start of summer. But with Alameda County's stay-at-home order in place and no expiration date on the statewide order, fair organizers were left with no choice other than canceling the event.
The fair has been an annual tradition in the Bay Area for the last 108 years and signals the start of summer. But with Alameda County's stay-at-home order in place and no expiration date on the statewide order, fair organizers were left with no choice other than canceling the event.
Pleasanton grocery store owner charged with price gouging during COVID-19 crisis
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O’Malley on Wedensday announced the misdemeanor charges against Rajvinder Singh, owner of Apna Bazar.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O’Malley on Wedensday announced the misdemeanor charges against Rajvinder Singh, owner of Apna Bazar.
Reopening plan has big changes for California restaurants; San Mateo considering outdoor dining
Buffets, salad bars and shared bread baskets would be out. Salt and pepper shakers could be replaced by bottles of hand sanitizer. And meals could arrive from food servers sheathed in face masks.
Buffets, salad bars and shared bread baskets would be out. Salt and pepper shakers could be replaced by bottles of hand sanitizer. And meals could arrive from food servers sheathed in face masks.
COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Bay Area food supply
Produce expert Bob Borzone talks asparagus, mint, cherries, strawberries, exports and the produce season during the pandemic.
Produce expert Bob Borzone talks asparagus, mint, cherries, strawberries, exports and the produce season during the pandemic.
Family holds medical school graduation ceremony for son in living room amid coronavirus lockdown
Trent Johnson Jr. recently graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine and was crushed upon learning that the commencement was canceled.
Trent Johnson Jr. recently graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine and was crushed upon learning that the commencement was canceled.
Artists transforming boarded-up storefronts in San Francisco into murals
The pandemic has forced businesses throughout San Francisco to close their doors and board their windows. Now, organizations such as "Paint the Void" are raising money to pay artists to transform those boards into showcases.
The pandemic has forced businesses throughout San Francisco to close their doors and board their windows. Now, organizations such as "Paint the Void" are raising money to pay artists to transform those boards into showcases.
Ritz Cheese Cracker sandwiches recalled after peanut butter discovered inside
A 'limited quantity' is being recalled after the mixup in packaging.
A 'limited quantity' is being recalled after the mixup in packaging.
Cinco de Mayo 2020: These restaurants are offering 'Taco Tuesday' deals
Big fast-food chains are cashing in on the Mexican holiday with limited-time deals.
Big fast-food chains are cashing in on the Mexican holiday with limited-time deals.
Meat plant shutdowns lead to fast-food shortages, limits on purchases
At three different locations at Wendy's in San Jose, there are signs posted that the fast-food chain is out of some popular items, including, burgers.
At three different locations at Wendy's in San Jose, there are signs posted that the fast-food chain is out of some popular items, including, burgers.